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Tacoma: Community Members Invited to ‘Conversations With the Mayor’ Event With Mayor Victoria Woodards on May 1
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~ Tacoma, Wash. - On April 24, 2024, Mayor Victoria Woodards announced that she will be hosting a "Conversations With the Mayor" event on May 1 at Sofi's Corner. The event will take place from 9:30 to 10:30 AM and is open to all residents and businesses in the community.

The purpose of this informal gathering is to engage and connect with community members as part of the City of Tacoma's ongoing efforts. Mayor Woodards expressed her excitement for the event, stating that she enjoys engaging face-to-face with community members as it allows for a deeper personal connection.

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"I am looking forward to listening to everyone's perspectives about the future of our beloved city," said Mayor Woodards. She believes that through these connections, a stronger and more vibrant community can be built.

Residents and businesses are encouraged to attend this event at Sofi's Corner located at 6450 Tacoma Mall Boulevard in Tacoma. More information about Mayor Woodards can be found on the City of Tacoma's website.

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